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A. Kathmandu Rainwater- There is an abundance of rainwater potential to fulfill the
unmet water demand in Nepals Kathmandu Valley
B. Kathmandu has been suffering from a shortage of drinking water since the 1980s,
and the situation is just getting worse

Managerial Analysis
Ideal Manufacturing Company has supported a research and development
(R&D) department that has for many years been the sole contributor to the
company's new farm machinery products. The R&D activity is an overhead
cost center that perf

Monopoly
Objectives
! Definition and characteristics of a
monopoly market
! The monopolists demand curve
! How monopolists profits are calculated
! The monopolist in the short run and long
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run
Barriers to entry
Limits to monopoly power
What makes

4/26/14
Taxes and elasticity:
Who pays when the government
imposes a tax on a good?
Objectives
! Application of of demand, supply and
elasticity of demand and supply in
determining who pays the tax
Tax incidence: who really pays the tax?
Price
S2
$10
A ta

Econ Project #2
Trevor Beatty
3/23/12
1. Price Controls
A. Price Controls- legal restrictions on how high or low a market price may go
B. This past February there was a horrible train crash in Buenos Aires where many people
were killed. The key reason for

1. Exports
B. The country of Jamaica is struggling economically for many reasons stemming from a
decrease in demand for exported goods. Consequently, the quality of life is diminishing as the
poor can not get ahead. For example, bananas used to be a promi

For nearly 20 years, Specialized Coatings has provided painting and
galvanizing services for manufacturers in its region. Manufacturers of various
metal products have relied on the quality and quick turnaround time
provided by Specialized Coatings and its

Mr. Homa is highly entertaining and teaches macroeconomics by trying to show students real world applications of each lesson. He has traveled a lot and utilizes all of his foreign experiences in the classroom.

Course highlights:

We learned about how economics is essentially just the study of human behavior and how companies/people use that and influence the decisions we make which I thought was really cool.

Hours per week:

6-8 hours

Advice for students:

DO not procrastinate on his book project. I tried to do it all in one day and I took me 7 non-stop hours to do and I still got a B. Buy and read your book in advance. Also if you get confused by the wording in the Econ. book, don't worry and just listen to Mr. Homa's in-class lectures where he explains everything much better than the book.